Rain . . . . AAaaargh!
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69shark, we've had over five inches in the last twenty four hours here on the coast. Nope, didn't ride today, waiting for my new full face to come in. Took the day (1/2 hour) to put floor board extensions on and get all the burnt crap off my pipes.
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From: Arkansas
Did all my early riding in Seattle. Thought it sucked till I move to Ketchikan Alaska. Rains 4X more there than Seattle (162 inch a year average when I was there). Good thing about riding in your part of the country is after that you can ride any place and not have to worry about puzzien out due to a little water. When I lived in SO Cal if it even looked like rain everybody put their bikes up on blocks. LOL.
